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infinite night

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infinite night

Postby jeRRy.whaLLey on Sun Aug 23, 2009 2:45 am

infinite night

... so they became
lights in the firmament,
stars in the night!

from darkness comes light
and of the deeper,
allured to those dreams

a loneliness is cast
toward the edge of forever
in longing swells.

there is nothing left to burn
when infernal anguishes sputter;
the stars are falling!

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in infinite darkness
an ancient ache cried out
in a million quivering lights
as if the night wept stars --
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Postby jeRRy.whaLLey on Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:05 am

in longing swells, an ancient-ache cried out, as if the stillness of the infinite sea that is our sky quivered in a hundred-million lights, falling as stars, the searing tears of night -- so did the night beget the light
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Re: infinite night

Postby saore on Thu Oct 08, 2009 4:04 pm

Infernal (anguihes) sputter - the sounds here clashed for me. I wonder if it could be "anguish sputters. Just a thought for you to consider.

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